Radisson Hotel Shanghai New World is conveniently located on the commercial Nanjing Road, adjacent to People's Square in Shanghai, the largest city in China. The hotel is near The Bund, also called Zhongshan Road, a famous waterfront area regarded as the symbol of Shanghai for hundreds of years. The Radisson hotel is also near Shanghai cultural institutions and restaurants. The Radisson Hotel Shanghai New World is 35 kms from the Pudong International Airport and 14 kms from the Hong Qiao domestic airport.
Nanjing Road Experience this commercial hub and premium shopping area of the city. Distance from the hotel: 5 minute walk, located on the commercial Nanjing Road, adjacent to People's Square.
The Grand Theatre Enjoy this theatre with all the popular shows. 86-21-63868686 Distance from hotel: 15 minute walk
The Bund Enjoy the scenic drive by the waterfront Distance from hotel: 15 minute walk
Huaihai Road One of Shanghai's many shopping districts. Distance from hotel: 5 minute drive
Shanghai Museum View a collection of nearly 120,000 works of ancient Chinese art. 86-21-63723500 Distance from hotel: 15 minute walk
Shanghai Art Museum Inside this 1930s monumental architecture, the artworks in the 12 exhibit halls are worthy of note, ranging from modern traditional oils to recent pop canvases. 86-21-63272829 Distance from hotel: 15 minutes walk
Yu Yuan Garden Visit this ancient Chinese garden with traditional shops and restaurants. Distance from hotel: 10 minute drive
Xintiandi A window to the past and future, this bar and restaurant street is a place to unwind and relax after a long day. Distance from hotel: 5 minutes drive
About Shanghai
The Communist Party and Europeans fleeing World War II - both have shaped what Shanghai is today. The name means "City on the Sea," and the culturally diverse population makes it a great stop for Western travelers. As a booming financial metropolis, Shanghai combines colonial beauty with high-powered business lunches, a pulsating nightlife, and cultural icons like the Jade Buddha Temple. Easy to navigate, the city is divided into two sections, and travelers will marvel at its mixture of neon-lit skyscrapers and French villas, as well as its strong-willed and cosmopolitan people. Located on the Yangzi River Delta, Shanghai was a small fishing village until the mid-1800's. In August 1842, after the first Opium War, it was opened as a port city to foreign trade. That influence, mostly English, American, and French, caused the city to metamorphose into the cultural center it is today. Shanghai and its myriad of stimulating delights make for a great Chinese destination.
Did you know?
The high-priced boutiques have followed the influx of money coming into Shanghai. Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior and Ralph Lauren just to name a few. It's no wonder that Shanghai's women are among the most fashionable.
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